Published: Wednesday, 19th November, 2008 12:30
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MORE than one in three people living in Inverclyde have considered leaving the area because of crime, anti-social behaviour and unemployment. Worryingly, 92 per cent of those asked also said they believed excessive drinking of alcohol was a particular problem in Inverclyde.
A WOMAN driver had to be cut free after her car ploughed into a tree during rush hour.
INVERCLYDE is to get a major boost towards helping up to 900 people move into jobs.
Police are hunting for an attacker who left a Greenock man with facial injuries after an assault on a train travelling to Gourock.
Six screaming children were trapped in a Greenock flat as a brave dad battled to put out a blaze in the close.
A THIEF is believed to have stolen a police car after breaking into Gourock police station as a New Year’s Day prank.
Restaurant shut for months by blaze
A LANGBANK restaurant has been forced to close for MONTHS following a fire. The blaze, at The Hungry Monk, in the village’s Main Street, was reported just after midnight on Sunday.
Mum hits out at rubbish nightmare
A Greenock mum has had to endure Christmas and New Year with her garden full of junk.
Thieves spoil Christmas for family
A BROTHER and sister were left devastated when a cruel thief snatched a bag full of gifts they had bought for their auntie.
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